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Successful Completion of Anji Digital Logistics Port Project Planning
2023-06-15

The project “Development Strategy and Layout Planning of Anji Digital Logistics Port Park, Special Design of Single Warehouse Logistics” which was planned and designed by Fablog and invested by Anji Transportation Investment Development Group Co., Ltd., was successfully completed in the second half of 2021.


Anji County, where President Xi proposed “Lucid Waters and Green Mountains Are Invaluable Asserts”, is affiliated with Huzhou, Zhejiang Province, and is located at the geometric center of the Yangtze River Delta Economic Circle, which is famous worldwide for its “First Bamboo Township in China, Hometown of White Tea in China, and the Hometown of Chair Industry in China”. In recent years, the logistics infrastructure of Anji County has developed rapidly. In the future, the total freight volume of Anji County will experience rapid growth since the undertaking of the industrial transfer of the Yangtze River Delta economic circle.

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The project is located in the east of Xitiaoxi in Anji County, north of Hangzhou-Changjiang Expressway, west of National Highway 235, and south of Provincial Highway 306, covering an area of 900 mu. Since the launch of the project, the Fablog team has completed a total of five stages of work in nearly five months, including field research, overall positioning, functional layout of the park, investment income calculation, and special design of individual warehouses, determining the strategic positioning of the digital smart logistics park, and completing the overall planning plan and individual warehouse plan of “Seven Zones and Three Platforms”.


After the official completion and operation, the project will not only provide more than 5,000 jobs and achieve an annual tax contribution of more than RMB 100 million Yuan, but also achieve dual savings in regional economic costs and social costs, greatly promoting economic growth.


Fablog logistics consulting&planning, experts of logistics and supply chain